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You can create libraries which are then re-usable from any other Iguana X component.
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| title | Add a component using green [+ COMPONENT] button |
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| Create a Component
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Create a Component | Create a Component |
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| title | Make sure it has an upstream repo |
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Set an upstream repository & Set upstream Git repo
| title | Create a directory FOOStep 1: Start with a component which you have edit rights for and has a remote setup already. |
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If you need a reminder see Customizing components |
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| title | Step 2: Create a directory FOO |
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Click on the new folder icon and name the folder FOO.  Image Added |
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| title | Step 3: Create a file BARFOObar.lua in the FOO directory with and add a function |
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Start here:  Image AddedIn the context menu that comes up select Create File and create a FOObar.lua file with this content: | Code Block |
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function FOObar()
return "The world needs more FOO";
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| title | Push the changes to the upstream repoStep 4: Invoke Create Library from the FOO folder ellipsis menu: |
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| title | Right click and convert FOO to a libraryStep 5: Fill out the repository management screen to determine what remote git repository to put the library code in: |
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See Repository Management Screen if you need a refresher about this. |
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| title | Step 6: Commit and push |
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| If you look at | it should have the BAR.lua file in it.If you look at the repo for the component it should have the link to the library in it. It doesn’t currently - there is a bug. |
See Commit and Push Changes to Git |
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| title | Now create a new component + FROM URL based on the git repo of this library |
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| Bang - this work flow is currently broken as of 10.1.80| Step 7: After this the code will be in the remote git repository you configured it to be in |
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You should able to go to the Repository Management Screen and from there navigate to the remote repository to see your changes. |